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EOR SALE.A LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
u house On Sd st. near NV. lot 25x150 to = wide
alley. also adjoining side lot same sze This Is an
opportunity u secure residence with plenty of room
near the business part OF the city. II sold in
Reasonable time the house viii be put in complete
Iair and offered tor rent.
sWoRMsTEDT BRADLEY.
IekS-lm S27 NV.
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LAsKErs LOAN Orr1cE

NO. SoI fennsyisanfa avenue northwest
ANpey Loaned On Gold and silver Watches, D.ar
IleENs sewelry. ftstols. Gums Acchznicnl I0ois.
Ax1lfs sl9 Senleinens y eztlnx AppaTsL
O4O oO1D AND SILVIA lCCGuX Scx
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PROPOSALS.


SERdEANT-AT-ARMS' OFFICE. U. S SENATE
- WASHINGTON. u. c., July ID. 1887.
addressed Sergeantat Arms United states sem,
sss WI be reeeiy 4 at tins s., office until TWELVE
1887, to supply the United States Senate with Iuel
800 Tons e. 24O lbs }, more or less. As NAV he re-
CURED for the ending June 80 1858 of the best
White A.h Lee egg size. Coal we'll screened and tree
The vaults to be filed with Coal and Wood on or be-
required To be put in rs called for.
Aso. 80 Tons Red Ash Stove Coal to be delivered at
such tiuies and places as may be required
Cords OAK Wood MoSq lengths M sad
The wood must be clear bright. well seasoned and
upon the same terms If required for the % Wa rooo
The coal and wood to be inspected. weighed meas
ured and stored IN tue vaults of the Senate wing at
the expense OF the contractor.
- The wood TO be corded, measured, and cut at the
tyls-It SERGEANT AT-ARMS. q. s. Senate
PROPOSALS FOR HIGHWAY BRIDGE
.,,, ~ s. ENGINEEE OFFICE,
Zl36 Pennsylvania avenue. n. W.,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. July II. 1887
, R Il a M =
SIXTEEN 1857, for building Highway Bridge
foot Of %shino Ser At the
Specifications and all necessary Information win be
iass e HAMS Lieut. Col of Engineer,
PRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
L OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. for Coal and Wood.
State War and Navy Department Badna x 9f the he
os r sa GGs up ITKtyH
supply the State War; and Navy Department Building
1000 tons extra hard. White Ash, Furnace Coal.
% tons White Ash Stove Coal.
Furnace Stove Coal may be required at the same
Ali Coal must be of the best ouslitv free from a,..
the cost Of the be weighed Upon the
20 40 cords, more or less, Hickory Mood:
An Wood to be Of the bes, quality and Inspected bv
sworn INSPECTOR at the cosf Of the contracor The
red after Is sawed and delivered. poe' anu Meas
., The Coal aud Wood to be delivered at the State.
which required and stored the vaults by the parties
ch ns she az or may be awarded at
u the department may require.
portion any bid reserved aud the successtni nd
der ~ oe required t. furnish bond in the of
Tie contract which may he AWARDED Y1 him n
Passed Assistant Engineer. u SN,
SI4-t Acting Superintendent.
PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTING ASPHALT
OFFICE OF PUBLIC s MALhs AND G.orx,s
100 p. AVE WAsHiSeTos D. c. J june 20 1887
this Non %Sns.ss M 51 Esfeysa
Pat asSa Tor constructing Asphalt Walks In the
sh T snd s ss
flsh' TO reject ANY and all pr9PS sH !. w,,sov
'e-o.-i'ZZ.231yl6.1S Colonel U. s. Army
PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
l. kEEoRM SCHOOL OF THE D. c..
Sealed RT05os.ls VIII be received by my ONCE.
JULY issfs W fSS!hTsf IL
'os 6 56e Dell dsii' W a, the Estorm school of
10 tons White Ash Range Coal stove size, more or
81 tons Cumberland Coal, more or less.
other u 1e or sas cs' S1y free from slate ana
~ as may lie directed he Sune
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geo. ". STICKNEY,
" Real Estate Auctioneer, 936 r st.

IRDSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO 20 $ g STREET
AMR HOl SES NUMBERED 1914 826 AND 1913
tIMENT1ETH STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust to us, recorded in -
tioer No e. folio 49}, one of the hand records ii
Tor the District of Columbia, and at the written iW
request OF the party secured thereby will offer tor
sac sI, ~ 'front.' OF the premises, MONDAY, the
E,dNiIH LIE DAY OF JULY, 4. D. 1887. at FIVE
HELOCh r: NJ, the following described real estate
lying anu being in the City Of Washington District Of
tum3ia known and described as lot numbered nine
teen sty g. n Babe9ck's recorded subdivision Of
greg ana three iO3) as the same Is recorded ip Lber
folio in the surveyors office for the Dis
street northwest)
immediately thereafter we will offer original lot
ulDerea t26). square numbered one hun
9Ied ana one GOD, improved by houses numbered
pa s26 and S2s goth street, the trustees reservlng
whole. ~
Terms Of SALE One-half 10 cash balance in two t2)
ahree or I'VE years to suit convenience Of the pur
cured py deed OF trust on the property sold de-
post OF 800 will be required piece Of prop
erty sold at time of sale Conveyancing purchasers
cost Terms to be compiled with within ten days, or
trustees reserve the to resell at the risk and
OF the defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
ment in some paper published in the District of
lumbia. GEORGE W. HAHKNESS
JOHN McCLELLAND, JR,
V|-eo&ds Trustees
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO TUES
DAY, JULY TWENTY-SIX1H, 1887, same hour and
place. BY order Of Trustees.
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RETR0TIIEn-
= . .
hlEn

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KUsA OrTTINSrR
GINA.
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the steam yacht Meteor. Commodore Ratanan
with Cen sherman and party on board arrived AZ
ohailottetown, II. t. l., saturday, en- route for
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 1 Co, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS, BEDDING,
GH 81 INA AND GLASSWARE, TIE ENIIRE CON
TENTS OF The PALMER HOUSE, No. AL
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
IN IHURSDAI, JULY TWENTY-FIRST. at TEN
enumerated
Parlor Furniture. Brussels, Ingram and other Car.
PETS cottage and Painted Suites. Bedsteads Bureaus
ana Mashstsnds Bedding, China and glassware,
tyl6-d MALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO. Ancts
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THE HOTTEST OF ALI
To-day Beats the Record Since July,
1919.

fHE sfGHAL-sERvlCg WEATHER PROPHET sucCunRs
TO THE HEAT Hfs SUCCESSOR SAYS WE ARE
LIKELY 10 HAVE LITTLE COOLER WEATHER TO
NIGHT WITH OCCASIONAL THUNDER STORMS.
The weather prophet, who has been on duty at
the Signal ONCE since the 1st Of July making the
weather calcua atoms for tomorrow from to-day's
atmospheric conditions, was not at his post this
morning. He labored diligently to and cool
wave, but before his efforts could be crowned with
success he was obliged to succumb to the ntolera.
Ole heat, which Is increased In the Indications.
room at night by number Of large gas jets. In.
dications work Is very trying, and month OF 1t Is
all that an oflcef can stand ordinarily The night
work Is completed about O'Clock. and the morn.
ing's work begins before O'Clock. Lieut.. Beall
relieved Lieut. Finley this morning. He predicts
that the weather will grow
LITTLE COOLER TO-NIGHr,
with prospects OF occasional thunder storms. The
change will be welcomed by thousands OF swelter.
ing people, who have been unable to secure any
relief from the intense heat OF the past few DAYS
Saturday was the hottest day Of the season, the
thermometer reaching 100 degrees in the afternoon
was esr Single behind 6 Tae
Ineh came the thunder storm, which had tem-
r pSaary cooling effect. There was nc
tons Of the atmosphere and this morni H
opened with the same glaring sun, mushy asphalt
and psTsP,r1 Ing erow The man who
In too melted condition to put his query to-day,
and everything blistered and blazed. AT O'Clock
this morning the Thermometer registered S3 de-
grees, but two below the height Of the mercury at
the SarIe hour yesterday, warranting the expecta.
ton that the DAVIS heat would be but a little, II
any, below that OF the last two days. AS STAR
reporter stood in the indications room at the Sig
nal Ofice this morning, the officer on duty pointed
70 the series OF intertwning and intersecting blue
and red lines, and explained that
THE COOL AREA Is DESCENDING soUTHERLY
from day to day, and that before tomorrow morn.
Ing Washington ought to be right in the coo
trough, with the winds blowing from the north
east, bringing occasional thunder storms to help
along In the good work. At some points in the
West, which have caught the change, the Their
mOmeter has dropped from 10 to 20 degrees. The
weather prophet could not promise such decided
change as the former for Washington, but he
| thought that the change would be felt appre
Gladly.
THE LOCAL PREDICTIONS
for the next twenty hours are slightly cooler
fair weather, except occasional thunder storms
The heated spell has been very general over thu
entire country. and washington has Jared M
worse, but better, than some cities In mort
northerly latitude.
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Name.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. July 1s.-virKinis sixes con.
soiiuateu 10; past due coupons, 6:i blu To-day.
BALTIMORE, No. July 1S.-Cotton dull and nom
inst-niddline. .ut.. Flour Av.4lnal,y steady aud
duil-Howsrd street and western super, 250a 90; do
extra, 5 Loaf TO- do. family, 4UUa4oU city mills
super 1Oa:t 90; do. extra, 2oa3 10 do Rio brands,
t..,Oa4 I5 PatnpscO superlStive patent, 5.3O; do.
family 800 Wheat.soutLern steady aud active: red,
SOaS3: amber, S2aS4; western lower and dull
No winter red. spot. SvAaaol; July, 81 asked
August, s1,saSl4; September. S2aao2+s; October,
S3siaS:A COrn-southern nominal: white, 52a03
yellow 46a47: western hrner and dull mixed. spot,
I434 bid. August, ~ bid. Oats easier aud du,i-
southern aud Pennsylvania, 34a37 western white 81
a:S, western mixed }oa56. Rye steady. 57ao9. Hay
hr-priIne to choice western. l3U0al5O0 Provisions
quiet aud steady. Mess pork 15;0Os17.0O Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 7.y.
Bacon shoulders, 7aasa; clear rib ldes, Ss:
hams, 12ya1l. Lard-refned, g. Butter firm
western packed, 11al4: creamery, 1920 steady,
lsals.. Petroleum teady.retined. 6. Coffee higher
and fr1l-kio caryoes, ordinary to fair lS>ssl9ss.
Sugar quie, and sIealy-A soft; 5e4: copper rehued
firm. 9>aa94.. Whisky quietly 14a1 Is. Freights to
rrain e , scr 2 'd Receip.s-toTr Q53O barrels
- 100 Du, heis: rye 100 bushels Shiplneuts-hour.
4S5 barrels: Sales-wheat. 2OS,6OO bushels corn.
tItbt f,iI, s.lQ
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General Foreign News.

DIR. TANNER TO BE TAKEN TO TASK.
LONDON, July IA tory whip has been issued
urging the conservative members to atteLd to-
nights session OF the house OF commons and Take
part In the discussion OF the conduct OF DR.. Tan
ner, member for Cork, in calling MIR. Long, another
member, id snob," in the lobby Of the
house, on Friday night.
TRYING TO HAVE EvICTIONs SUSPENDED.
DUBLIN, july 1S.-ArchbishOp Walsh OF Dublin,
Is endeavoring TO induce the government to Sus-
pend further evtctions in Ireland until the land
bill has been passed by parliament. He suggests
that conference on the subject be held by the
leaders OF the various parties.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. July IS. IL a. m - Wheat
opened unchanged at 1O4a1OH for August, ranged
oiened hi her at sold up 57s then reacted TO
go August lard quiet at $40. August short ribs,
S.l5
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VTNRUSIEE,S SALE OF TMO-SIU nl AM Base
l. NM BRICK DWELLING, No ITO FOURTH

Under and BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme -
Court OF the District of Columbia passed june Is 90
1871 In cause No 10000 equity. will sell al A;M
D DAf 2uPY rW We, ar, 1885, at FIVE
north Of square No us, in the city of Washington,
~ c. described as follows Benning for the same at
the southeast corner of said lot, running thence
west lOO teet thence north II feet inches thence
east feet y inches: thence north 8 3 inc hes
thence east ID feet thence south teet thence east
% feet inches to Fourth street. and thence south IL
I.e Inches TO the beginning, together with the
provements aud appurtenances.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in two in
staients OF equal amount :or which the promissory
notes OF the purchaser interest at per
from the day of sale and secured deed of trust of
the premises Sold will be required all cash at the
option OF the purchaser 300 deposit will be required
at time OF SALE aud the terms Of sale be
with within ten days from day of sale
A. G. BRADLEY Trustee,
412 Louisiana ave, NV
Jy12-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctionee-
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

SEWING MACHINES. &c.
THE Way --LATEST
NEW HOME"
SUPERIORITY IN EVERY REspEcr
The acknowledged peer Of all Sewing Machinea
Ladies. call ut our Office and sxamineit
s. oPPENHEIMER L BRO,
sos 9th st. NV, st. Cloud Building.
Sole Agents for the New Automatic Family Button.
hoie Attachuent je4
THE SILENT AMERICAN HAS BEEN INDOksED
0y nundreds OF people IN this city, whose opinions
or Genuine Testimonials and . brilliant array Of
al speak IN one acoord that the SILENI AMERICAN
Nor 1901 suo hand power) superior anything
produced IN ths Way OF mechanism tor sewing.
Ca1A VA " address tor circular.
C.AUERBACH. cor It'll and .ts.
hole Agency District Of Columbia
Telephone a442-2
Repairing and Renting all kinds
Next door to Anerbsch's Bicycle Shirt Depot my28
NOTHING EXCEEDS SILENT WHITE SEWING
ANMACHiNE Acknowledged By experts - the finest
machine extsnt for 1yhtness QuietOess Perfect
work aud Beauty of Finish. The White u King. BE
sure and see II 3; ~ McKENNY. sole Agent at Sth
sf; u. W. J. y. RICHMOND. Manager.
$500. Also Universal Fartcrns. tai
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THE EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.

nUNeANsoN BROS. Auct,oneera
REGULAR AND GENERAL SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY NINETEENTH.
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell In
front OF and within auction rooms. general
soriment OF merchandise and household furniture
1t DUNCANSON BRUS., AHctioneers.
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Contract for Steel Gun EOrgings
Awarded.

The Secretary OF the Navy has accepted the pro-
posal OF the Midvale Steel Company for about IS
| tons OF steel gun forgings at a total cost Of
Sl3 .65
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3: pm prices
Of the New York Stock Marke reported W special
wire to II. H. Dodxe, 039 10th street:
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TlHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoueer

EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
In conformity with the terms Of the will of the 49,
lafe CAtharine Hess, of Georgetown D. c. VIII ~
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front oil the
premises No. 1872 Frederick tOr 34th street. George
irane dwelling house with horse and COW stables in
rear. and convenient alley leading thereto,
Terms Cash. conveyancinv at pure hasers cost Al on
deposit required ut time of 81 L.
Jyl3-lOt CHARLES H. rRUNNEI. Executor
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Rev. Edmund Dadief, pastor OF Sc. vlncents
Catholic church in Baltimore, preached Q strong
sermon yesterday against the liquor selling In his
parish It created q sensation. Is q number Of the
nQuor-selleB were present
Henry B. Payne was elected q member o6 his
@0wenal county delegation 70 the Ohio state
Dem0cfatic Convention By very cloeo vOeA. The
St. Louis committee In charge q tAe q. A. r -.
union win spend $40 900 In decorations.
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There were 81 cases OF vagrancy tried In the
Police Court today. seventeen were released on
| their own recOgnizance; two were discharged:
seven were given 80 days each; seven 80 days
each, and one from West Washington was given
2O dayS
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jy7-eo&ds

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO TUES
DAY, JULY TWENTf-Sl 1887, same hour and
place. By order of Trustees.
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FUNHE CELLCLOID TRUSS
l. That never breaks, never veara mt aivnyp clean
Ala be worn while bathing
lsior sSless CHA6. FISHERA
A.. r,,up., 0x3 7lh street northwest
AeA6 SssoAe uaI
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Sales OF Real Estate.

RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
N. S3: pm, 100: maximum. lGe; minimum, &C.
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T.WALKER'S SONS 2OA IOTH ST NV
Pstchment Paper. Mortar UolOrs, Charcoal Lima
Portland and T. Top Clements. &c.
Telephone s16-12. 5e23
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aCIxvRLAND AND GoRDoN."-The G0sene OF Au.
HuSta. Ga. has column and q half double. loaded
editorial this morning reviewing the political eld
and giving some advice TO the democrats, which
concludes as follows: "Let them put second on the
democratic ticket John b. Gordon, OF Georgia, and
let it read at the masthead: For President Grover
Cleveland, Of New York; for Woe President John
b Gordon, OF Georgia"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
I,OR SALE OR RENT - TO LUMBER, WOOD,
coal or feed Dealers q large yard connected with
%. q " py side track aud . vi Ich. Apply to
CLAIM BhUS, Agents for CnIsou 4 Soma
Nl5-lm' Delaware ave- bet Z, and n m a
EOR sALE-DRUG STORE = CHEAP ALSO A
nutnoer OF grocery stores ami other business
chances Commercial and Real Estate Once
vio-ot- ID. RAMEi, 93S r IT
SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE-FOR SALE
~ brick yard on Washington ST., Alexandra Va con
tanning about ~ acres OF the best quziity of CLAY
sufnciept TO make 15O,OoOo 900 bricks together with
enrine or1ck aud teuiperlnx machine kiln VA Ia
SHEDS &c. AL IN GOOD condition Easy aceaxs 10
both cars aud wLarves. Local demand suffscient 10
Keep the yard running 20 It's iu capacity Apply To
Nh II. BAkSIOw. els 7th St NV. Se.s0- I'm
EoR LEAsE-TAE CAPITAL TAEATER w.. s.
L AbkhA, aus 9th ST. je3-3m
VNHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOsIT COMPANY
Il AND FlhE-PROOE STORAGE wAREHOUSE
vl0 PA AVE. y. W. lSouth Sids.l
Persons going abroad. or leaving the city shou a
avail themselves OF the advantages offered BY COM
psny tor the sAis ksep,Is VI bonds securities ewery
Plate and other ysl1sblss Clothing paintings WORKS
q art gAn9s, brie- -brAc rugs. carpets. &c. ke
bs stored ~ low raes lake action before. IAp
AFTER. your NaiuAbles are stolen or burned
Once Hours: - q u 4 p. IN
L<o-om tSAtnrials 5. Y q IA u . Y n-l
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DEATH OF LiFR SAvER-Jack Bradford, one
OF the members OF the famous Lfe-saving service
at Atlantic City, N. j., died at the West Penn
Hospital, In Pittsburg last Friday. He is the
second one Of the brothers whose life has been
wrecked as a result OF saving other lives. the
first one was Captain Chris Bradford, who died
OF paralysis about eighteen months ago.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-There was but little
diminution I'm the temperature to-day, and up 10
noon six deaths from pr0Stration had been re-
ported. The thermometer at noon registered ~
degrees. There were eighteen deaths from the
heat yesterday and five on Saturday.
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The Hottest Day.

According to the Official records OF the Signal
office the thermometer at O'Clock this afternoon
registered 100 degrees, and the maximum temper
AZURE during the day up to that time was 102 de.
grees, four degrees higher than any day this
season at that hour. 1t was stated at the
Signal Office that In July, 1879 the Signal-On1ce
thermometer registered 1Oa degrees, the
same as to-day, but not since then.
126 DEGREES ON THE ASPHALT PAVEMENT.
A thermometer laid on the asphalt pavement In
front Of the Metropolitan Clubhouse, under the
shade OF an umbrella, registered Log degrees this
afternoon.
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DENTISTRY,

nR DUKE, DENTIST, us l4IH N.W.-TEETH
extracted without pain. by aid OF local application
feet hitting sets OF artificial teeth Operations xarsn
teed. ieI 5S'2nfs
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MEDICAL. NC.

MI ME DE FOREST, LONu-ESTABLISHED AND
M reliable LADIES' Physician can be consulted iaiv
ct her residence, 9Ol st. n. W. Office hours 1roin
" D H. H. Win Laues only. jelT-2n
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Mixed Schools in Cincinnati.

CHASTITY BATHING ExPERIENCE.-A lady and
gentleman were bathing of Seabr1ght, n. j., Fri
day, and the lady suddenly tainted In the water.
When rescued human arm, with part OF the
shoulder-blade attached was tangled about her
a man found in the water at Woodbridge Thurs
day evening with the head and one arm missing.
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tsOR SALE
II Great bargain 14th 81. business property
opposite Portland Flats. $500 Also, beauti-
ful Lot On New Hampshire ave- between and NJ sts..
% feet front, price Si-45 Per square loot
my27-S liJy New York ave
LOR sALE-A BARGAIN-NW, ONLY o.. 5O0-A
II Few Groom bay window brick House: cellar bar X
building. latrobes range wood mAntes with plate mir
rVrs Oain speaking tubes and every thing COM
Portable home Apply at once To DANENHOWEK l.
sOS, illof ST jy2-lm
E,OE SALE or RENT-412 AND 416 NEW JER-
y seq ave. as; two new two-story. room Brick
HoGs-s- All modern Improvements For terms, &C,
apply al Coal Once, oO1 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
Je23-lm
ESOR sALE-GREAT BARGAINS IF SOLD Ar
Once-I vo-story and basement Brick. a. f. on
10th ST lot 10 feet front. price only $4,000
Store AID s-rocm frame House l2rh at n "; rents
i9r $50 per month: price only $500. J. ". p.
AIEkS x son. 142S New York ave. jelO-5w.
EOR sALE-300s @ ST. 14R.,yERY CHEAP 9.sOO
IVl4 81. T, lot 20 by 1iOl 10 10 alley $500
lill - n with side lot LOCO
liEe new house roth st.. Blzine's - oUO
zt<l Pa ave Srs-, mod inps. 800
g. Ioi IL Inv ny
number large and small houses all sections Of
The clt! Call aud see me before buying
ny'so-3m GEO- W LISkINS 18th and II SITS. n W.
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EOR SALE-TWO ORIGINAL LOTS IN n. "
II section, contains $4,000 square feet; will sell
singly together at 81 foot sold at once also
siH desirable lots at Takoma Park. j. 3. JORDAN 20
lie DrOit Building tyIR.3ts
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WIPES BITTER RRvREGR.-A CINCINNATI special
says: MIS- Nell C. Kerr has created a sensation
Her husband was travelling passenger agent OF
gether six years In Cincinnati Mrs. Kerr dis
covered her husband two years ago corresponding
with an Indiana girl. She lost confidence In him,
and there was GOODNESS in that family. Now,
within the last two or three days she has had her
revenge She has committed the Wild revengeful
freak OF going over into Kentucky and marrying
Hosea duncan, OF Mount Pleasant, Pa, . boy
twenty years old, twelve years her Junior. They
have run away TO Washington Territory, and Nj.
Kerr Is pursuing them with Q detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

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